Homes for Sale in Kilauea

About Kilauea Real Estate

Kilauea sits on Kauai's North Shore, drawing people who seek a quiet life amid rural landscapes and ocean proximity. Residents include families, retirees, and those working in agriculture or remote professions, drawn to its slower pace away from urban centers. The character varies by neighborhood, with some areas featuring open acreage and others clustered closer to the main road, offering a mix of estate properties and modest homes. Daily life revolves around outdoor pursuits and local essentials. Trails in the nearby Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge provide birdwatching and coastal walks, while the neighborhood supports a handful of casual eateries and a community market for fresh produce. Grocery shopping and basic services are available locally, with larger amenities a short drive toward Princeville or Hanalei. The area fosters a close-knit feel through neighborhood gatherings and support for conservation efforts. Schools serve students through the Kauai public district, with elementary options nearby and secondary schools accessible by bus or car; private and homeschool choices supplement for some families. The climate follows a tropical pattern, with warm temperatures year-round, higher rainfall in winter months, and trade winds moderating the humidity. Housing reflects the area's exclusivity, with 11 active listings spanning from $1.74 million to $32.5 million. The median price stands at $7.65 million for homes averaging 3,473 square feet, and properties often remain on the market for around 174 days as buyers take time to find the right fit.

Average listing price: $10,475,909 · 11 homes available